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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-02-25


had come over my situation in life. For
my dear, kind mistress was obliged to give
up house and go abroad, and was en-
gagged as general servant to lady in
Portsmouth.
Now was to know what indeed it
meant to be simple servant lassie under
thoughtless and unkind mistress. Per-
haps she did not really mean to be I'M
kind, perhaps she could not help it. be-
lievc that, hard though her heart I'M
doubleday was she would often have felt
for me could she but have known how
her words used to burn into my feelings.
Im sure | tried to please her. I'm sure
did what | could and as well as l could,
but my whole life soon became q burden
to me. | used TO go to my room and,
don't laugh, cry and pray. That helped
mo some-don t forget I'm but simple
Scottish lassie.
Did my mistress scold? No, not down.
right. She ragged. Oh. that worrying,
nerve breaking nagging, how much more
mean it is than any scolding!
When mistress first asked my name
and l told her Jennie" Il shall call
you Ann" she replied. 81 call all my
servants Ann.
I'm sure master felt sorry for4ne, but
he dared say nothing. l believe he was
as much afraid of her as l was, though n
kindly hearted gentleman he Was. He
would como in to dinner happy looking
and singing, and at table begin to talk
and laugh with his pretty pets of chill
dren. Then mistress would begin to nag
at me as l laid the dinner. And poor
masters face would fall at once. There
would be no more talking or laughing
with the children after that. He would
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

sugar---ui lasi. siZe. srsnuisted. 6. a" -
o. Extra g. 5isp .c. yellow CO a 9s 1c.
foAcc--sITeen kip - ltc k.o. Iossted - : &c,
gaVa. -fCeu, !. estf, Iavs lolstec. % &C. Nara
eSitu res.ed. - &c. ~eNic4n. ros0isd. 1915 2tc.
Teas snan. r., : q 5 lapsn. n.odiG,n. y q
80. srChIals. ise.Z. lissf.. ~ -s5fc. GuulOwier,
4 e.-c Oohore. fB@Ssfc. Congo -sst s-c.
flOT- - i~r cfvt. g. 10 leT bbl: Patcnt PRO
e,,- . 60 iarc.s.. $50 ger bot. ali wiseat -four
3 per swt $40 Per bOi., blckwAea- 3 .5e
2 80 pes evf.
Mil Feeo-Scrseniugs. SlS per Ton. bran. sli
ships 81. miidiiBgS sl1tsia
fee,.- ON s;id orts ltlsstl1
Ke-o.ef.e O'-AiiCAlsaa test 1913 per gallon
Water Wni e. 1llsr
es lin--uH Ter g-'inn.
seeds Clover - Gfca 81. timothy y S12D-
SA michigan. Sc. Erstern. silp
tsh-Ao. white tsh. = % per half bbl. ,Other
grades. s. 5ea6tc PR ha't h'4 trout, St55. cod
SALT ec Tr- 10 clans u. Tcr hundred. canned
Cys-e-s. selects 1ea. e. smoked mai shu,. 9cs i2r.
POrS .p hasrgl.--afe.s pork. chieago pacSed
= t'issi5. 4. extra shoit ct, c,oD. steDcard
clear hsc>. $40.
fa-d-Tiefce- 1c: so and 50 10. tubs. &c: y
10 round tins, 10 cases a. IA lin pals, i+cG
ac.
Beef In barrels -ExtrI mrss. warranted 20 lbs
s. 'itf p -. v1tfe- tUu1cs- sIL
RUtteTue -HsnkeSii9 CIC1niCry. Sold Is &c
rolls, lie, AIRY, SOlid. &c. iClis lSc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

% ns Lkf ~ EkNz rzs rsLLss ""
than kanfaez aE Eir4any fs.lers vas q
mszun fur--ap On ile kxskasky, SEINE ~
-fae Fy8saeh settlers a. kask4sky
VASE on tAe lockout fur Clark - tnes
LED ben. theY q 1thef gus entc tnul
Tort. lFrelse a lt o8t a-Fos tae prsirry
far s. L5aey Fur the British ID shss8
sk-yast an psam 70 death with the acd.
bEracest les 6oat the 8ig HALVES ki.iun
uFver t1elg tasT eu1ne aercst-ua special
iy franca NlyveF iet alrry frainchmaa
<it away .lh1lt haVun al ths meat cst
otfaa BIS bones. by gun. A. ., % an-yura
the Bfd.sh I'll al
80 Clark dc gut Sanders 70 pilot m
acrost the pralrrg 20 KAsksslz7. Tn they
went lack chain iightnln TOO, / low. be-
caize tney made tae trip ca leetle over
thee days-un hit mast a ben goOdeel
over a n1nnerd mua "a oee ane.
Bout the lan uvverOo1y was shore AZ
thcy oF.0 . ben slere, Sanders gut 20
nloseyun rcnn ca s.ca WAY a. Clark
snowed tae Gel .er was lost o. GAM Rc,sa
- was ist faag.un cm al ap among
than black jack groves purpose, sses
teIlt trl'ull e'olic bop ewltO am some "a
ur-atbsr ca ta,,- aln ofl Tie sarpTIse, lack.
-Ht5 eusrce how iot = Iellers at,.wav
uli C. ways ketch ~ wli-h 'vVer Wv hi
Ll 81 f'ls w1esr lar some fsl.er at they're
lslE- inoerce a.,
"iugat 4wsy tAey al hoiicri ont ~ sand.
ers was q spy' IN by gum h.t w4wat
trg9 minutes tel. they tai the feiier 81
cod -1urre4 sk-yca.t at a. c0ulda't told
wlurrsr e. was q si4anuu ca Ms head gr
A.s lees IL nat much wonder nulher,
when ieiiar comes 20 thenlS Nv ut. Ther3
BE was eu t.le mil ile uv a b.g praircy IN a
m0cc t0O clcsts % the age NV lstls
olacE ack grove, IN about two hunncri
b.g, stroppuG sellers round I'm nth thur
knives ont un hOllern: Cut IS th0tel
Strelg im u3l trit ropei Tit a rope IN
all sch talt as that. cy gun Fellsr' q haft0
have lsgve lack grizzly bears ef e could
stan sich as that,
"Grsrsu~ always lowed AZ Clark nuvvcr
rally loVed ID hang the lcilcr on no sich
saors nsat.s as taI., un thOut no fair rriie.
Team fe.is-s always wanted thongs done
FAR ua square "a ,hoy -llw Us hit court
to 'ry f.iie- Eur as lie, same as they do
now
Bat Cia-'z was the terb.est feller fur
gittua jokes az-1:o yutls. seEcrs So ha
let nm ysrk far feiler up under "a iittls
BLACK .ck un g,t : rope roaa is naic,-. n
en ac pnt eH rn toic u-n - let i'm oa fur
ar ur two so,,c r. corid have q chsiuce .
G1e the lrign trail % kaskasky. at they'd
ben huatan al this tam.
~Sut ~ wre cnn taFu at Clark come
mighty nigE Ei,tun the Joke avnto hissef
1gTe.' as SANDERS Is gum the 1ell-rs us
60 so u - i.f-t-',~. rrr,i. 81 rhsv lvo-ldn't
! Ten 20 n1thun, ~. SIR, T-p tbc fe .er
hasd - gol va Up lc went spite a. the
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

ho,lc1 r9 CEsetf1 - t'rr -otil do Th'se-
,crr &. 50 .,i q. .eas ksintuck m Nirrrny
fc icrs ~titserc1 .~1to &c rerc. IN tacr
hos-f fsa i~rs r-s t,efe. by gum. lie
wrs ba r iie- -o,d - cr. t,il vuhl
s'es, .eT .eiier fos z ia 5is d 4 close pi3is-
.s tff. ow
" Eff. s.rt Crt1 gr lowed as bit tvss
AZ, iav with send srs. shove .fA "a fe'.er's
Zen -t1 was q ~a o-t. - nls haus III
ie't is~sua s.rv~r lvaic'i 1w1r wA~1 al
o. hetrsfer. ctrss viFs : 81. sl wac 50
fsrFis 2 -srcs 81 b. -sn. G.a1sar ssy q.
fit SCENT ur g .-ina vor.t- prsirrv-
ch'csene. b- th'cc- farr ei'f OF on the
aixe nv she rrsi~r~. im fbev lras 80 has
s<-vurt az tgs law nfurl cut gat bs-
fore tHcv f- fii' sk-v-frt sore huu else.
no. skeold laige. uI party dof-bu-ne3
bas ~ -rat
"3v -ar. sir. tho seiis~s lcf 81 tas
rope 81 ~. K st S r4-r eraet 'aciS he'd
-ea pifcasi f-,r1 catnn tho top a tHs
hiac'r ises 1Glen ffet fa,1est glsrz
Showed s5re 3 ihs fodsrs ta.sswsv IN
scr,c tv u.s t1afa'~lr M had IN C.lef np
boat ft.ss s,i- i.n- al a~oun there t7il he
-'ft % trssr rcl.'trs was iarrn st IN
~ sa tte felier b. fhe srruT fnc
asi-.s as staoa IA I'd On his Fee while
t-rm-ur dTsarh-a ~ sta a fenr rackci
3.s-f p iti7 larr he r-1S tlrercnun as =
sfc aa hv fun fhs fsiicr come ..
grssera r7e ari crack w1rr
-ref fis ncf.t ~ was a. seon's no
rar.e raeTsf r.sat p'ur whue thr
r7ss st pa tsss1 care n-as stra ~ ento
hc ei inien tral essaie uv g ~ tarua
.aat tsm
u uFhHT enc rre-sf fhsrv t5at ut vas.
~ the felsraer wss 7I wafs sruaealtnv
..1 - ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
GRAND nApios sAi,KsrS


Estn tftA1SN fteAa tffst llama
ApPies-tl.54Ae per tushel. extra n1se. q %
q &c ~ Pcf barrel
EeAls- f4a1 plcsed a. zfsl f5 tef bashel
bEttsf--tresa rob lee t.iry AsLc.
Cheese stale, s..8Aie New leEk. fll1 cream.
tskeifC.
Clover seec-ts = - 20 per hsa.l.el
4TIec 4r4a.- Apps-. eyap3ta1ed il&slSc per
boan1 gusaefs aSes l%r sound. cherries.
i.si~e l..r f-ne. peaeaes. leslie per pound
Fgrs-ircss. 3 C.
Ffesh ts-Drss>et hogs g 51Sb8 20 per cat
uEtlon g. 1ese5 s., YEA . toSI "a. beef - 90
see.
Gfsin-whesf: oawscn re. Lancaster 7Se.
osss. s.es 81. Rye. 4-<ssc. Corn, e3sc. Bar
ley. 81 -a3sl a. pereWk
Hices-OEesn stiC. rsTt cured si4Ss6c. cure 1
fC e4sl FkiDs : 90 u pounds = G.. kip SKINS.
green. C.. cured. s6stc deEin SKINS a. tesac escn:
soeeP Feits JcS.i wool bens eslaaated Al nc
per tc-nG-
fiones -safic. strained. sGac.
Hay-nmotay y eslo FER soE. clover sl09l2
Ealeti. tio
ouiors-s4c11si 0i.
Pos3lsry- furkeys dressed leGlic. ducks. sag9c.
fowls sf+c.
lulatCeT -s934ac
kuts Is. gss--.tstg3se
StfaW-t5 reg ton. sSa5 90 per load
1AlloW--k s..ts e ger 10
Nooi-Wssh,-. E5zs-s.f. unwsshed one thirt OF
Wood Block stove HO0d Il 0yes2 per cord four
foct weed t4E5 - per cOrd
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

- esses ts~s@s - sss ss@es
0sla estS aaea : s1e4s s.ssesst
wssA q t.sts hts aesas 80 ttexso saAss
aaa 4sa - ia4t slf&s k4te teea 1es6ir q
.sfts esssf lr<es - 49, ~ = Eis4ss.
etAefis eeaiaes 4s - ssssses as sag
issss4@-. Z tsss teen sss~sss - seaes -
tee hesf E1sssssaa se4 ksss ssssn tae
ntsns - .ks - ssse9 seisei ssfs1. sss -
pitassat aag i.ess es eeef1f .na $50
ass lss ,strtA tostse ~ n 1Asfa ktsA
~sase syx0E 49, tats fetsites aale issts
"a tfeas l. ihsa - ~ - lea3lclses sal
tsss takss. ! aFAkf hellsss sApf sssessis
AL e-fe ass. snd / rIssstsiiy feoasansessa
a - ssx ss~ .ifilessd 20 { wss n sffs
uaseR re 80 $50 Hssaissst AS kttness
g. . h<<stbs scftaa - assal l1Estd.sseiY
Il J sa lssi "A bAa la 10 saafalnz ne
apostle I lsk' ii aefafv afsak issf sIsd i
osssze sas ap en4 J e4h sil a4sn saa
sss ana ths osss 81 a. ikaf fns $50 es.s
- aoi distress as Is has roufeiy fsss1
i&ist AZ digestive ufsaEs
Very truly
Hsarfsas a. hase
Star kaksry. - Csa4i street. AFsn1
kaplds AicLiksn
] hereby certify that / am asqusinte1
ssth Hafrisjll AZ heed and kG1. tie
Above slaivneni % ~ tfae sna tsile.s
The femeiy 80 be ail yoa clsim i1r 4. II
: spokea ~ - the hlzt.est tsrras 81 Al
II ny ttsds toat hsss usts e. i =
great tpDlc and sPqeiizsF.
A0ars truly.
W y WnsTr.
Druggist. 26 Canal -. Grand Rapids Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

The CHRISTIAN s. entities II Gfsnd Rapids
have sccurtd ..c ei.ie ~, ressgU.S u y r..
l-nia y. Ges ci-.u. cd si,e.p. iar a tee
TAX ,'i i-r sls,5e-t u IHr.n.i&a sc.sous ;o
Fe cisen ~ flIo Uniysr,siiN Ckufsa CA
frid3y rveuiss. tsAs.h ssn. al 80 o { rex
J be- pubic zre eot''.@Ig H.yted. OpyOI.u.
u y viii De given q. ass quesIvss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

! Z. Siarxvea'l.sr. 81 Romeo, Micf. ter
se~itl viii be n tireod hatiSs frealsv.
Msrca ISL. &c I a.8 fl.osis 6 D. sua ~ 81
J0Yn. 5iasUb IsIa. 1851. a. the CoisGte
tafts 5 a.ii re- Ga ..asisn o1<lrsSs. lie sc-
suret penson tr hediisl .saracS. ~
Fnt. of ever r i@e i'siee'cl claims a
-Yects s.. I.ere. Is clsitas Is ) e. i.ie,s
!scE. ST. 70 SO . 4 ,. ilosntr fr.ai AZ ~
So Brsfe n'~ci are en if 81 a. ps,s.s.sr.
Dtpen.s, az fliflsf. abs. mothers eutsted 30
q lehsien lie ever gives up worthy
claim. Cali aud sse 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Nara = Eoss .&slket sEete aBd s'stise
tls7er Aksk ssstsa - esl4kh f&ekaix ta.ls
- wtxsa 4nd as4F1 psskiiss si.e sasls-
ElHs - ss1a.41.
cate, - A11 seas Eeef sseels. t7 "a -
tssss fsesla sieskecs. , HefS >.
8ltes.--l.ta AL . 81, s1e efaser. fsssr - lae-
d5e-a = tSAso go - t4o.<s. "a ttS&aA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Tonight the Progressive NeirhSoriood
C.u5 give anati.e- delightful. no3 IN the
surn -. : Co. I8,.i rii.e Masquerade Bsll a
y ri side SAaing A,ad -.ng. c'sfner -. ID
Ter ana >et Oitt SIS. Ne.if> 5Ie. NLatiseS 2Jc.
y. Bon tins &c siOu ,r,s II Juit-s red
ricn : celebrated pianos viii ba as.d.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
cOHHERClAL kNNOUGCgEsElS,


Here we are vi h the la-gest stock o: Sea
and I afe Fis'i t. be fOand ia ,..e state
Cell at the baltimore. 81 Camel -
EvrKY 4 Go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

We are uOw T-l>fsinc by express from
I'e' ssr,..a hs f'i'~7p'ifi'l 81 Fish. For
RAJ .ae tisi hey caun-t be 81 pasSs Cal
q, the baiuDO.s. - Ginsi s..
ExrRx = Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

A4se4 aaz4t-l ass eaite sless 49, sts
.ssa nt eit.r esse& >s. eel 49, ssAxd
sssa. Aaee AsEs. sss.e hs4Asg - stsss
414a - ~ aes
tlFn.-t-s .s4F1
o.ss-Se. s7.e ~. ~slss. So ssksa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

60 to Hickeks Tor yoGr Sahy pictures -
he no yer fills. I2j AUD Is CaIai-s:.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

You can order Headlight and Little
Iai.s Seaps fr0a he tTsn Rapids soap
CeinpsnF ~ telephone 80. SIS 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

- a., = =. ''''''' - s'''.' CA .
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Ask yoUT grecer fnr Hesd!i ,ht and Little
Daisy soap. h he has nOt got them aSE
him why he don gr. tAenl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
1T sisrk~eg,l.,r 81 Prn,so wics !,

Only ore urre vees fcr tin type st sc
per dc1ea st X 49, os :. l2j AID 10 ceaal s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Only ore -nqre week T r tn tvpcs nj &c
per dozen Il HskoS :. -, and IS Canal -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

ca ia HicS0k's for y0gr IS5g pictures
h never iails IL ana ia C4nal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
Ask Your Druggist For
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FOR
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ACID ard oLD Thla SFFrl7rc y reliable has
never faies. or ever wfii fssi. - cvSE sFggotLv
snc. thoTeog.y every exc when usec Is directed
ard the s,isfcc given Is ar.c.ly adhered - lis
ocvenieni Ia forEa. pleasant % ta.e. and ooes
not interfere with hJlslasss pursuits. Endorsed
b thousands 40 hsye u q T. Re sure you
obtain Dr. D<irs Nclicai Discovery, ard
take no othes. lc,ir druggists viii orisr it for
you If not on sae, OF by as4 OF reoeip, Of, Price
One Dollar. Taree 70 Hye packages Tin cure
obstinate eases tsa, save resisted every other
form oI tre2CncnE. frcfarec Only ".
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

ibis week We hsve Princess Bav Claus
IN ihs she'll. Little Neck Cams ali linnsIs sd4
IN bulk also Can Clans sfia Cisal Chowdtr
e he 3altia0re. 81 Canals
EvERY & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
EATON & LYON.

mo sooner was Or. Johpso1 ia the library than
he ran earerv q The csses lot, AZ on u0ring over
the back. a. he hooks. '>.f sati he know edse
u OF fws kinds: we know futlec OnfselVes or
we know Hhers e can ind 'ffarEseilcn p1n Il
This iceds rs 10 icok af book hclNcs aud The
hacks 81 o1ks. ~ -Bcs.eiff flJs J0sRsoa
stcit fhi. CsIamn l-zeh ~ osk for Iisf
of tle Most tofnYIcta Ltss II Seeks
Ever Uacrod For sale ia THE state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19

title, profession, business or calling of
the purchaser were allowed to be printed
as part of the return address. L am
aware that your predecessors tried this,
and abandoned it, but the reasons for
doing so seem to me to have been
founded more in the abuse of the privi-
lege than its use. Besides. the rule, as
now adopted, permits a discrimination
in favor of corporations that works an
injustice to individuals engaged in the
same business. In this city Auerbach,
Finch & Van SIyck are not allowed to
add the words DRY goods to their re-
turn address, while the Powers Dry
Goods company have that benefit. The
Ryan Drug company announces its
business, but Moves Bros. and Cutler,
in the same line of trade, are prohibited
and Stationery company gives the pub
lie an announcement of its business In
its return address, but Dennis O'Hal-
lOran,a competitor IN the same business,
must be silent when he wants his letters
returned to writer. All this seems to be
giving preference to those who least
need it, and hope it can be remedied
by treating all alike. can see no rea-
son why the business, profession or
calling should not be considered as part
OF the legitimate address.
Finally, all the conditions governing
the mail service have so changed since
the laws establishing it were enacted,
that thorough revision of them is one
of the things sadly needed to bring it up
to its highest state of possible useful
ness. DAVID DAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Sheriff MatsOn in Temporary
Trouble for Contempt of Court.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The sheriff who
executed the anarchists congratulated
himself with good reason this morning
Oner in the jail they so recently occuf
pied and of which he is the legal GUS
todian. Sheriff MatSon'S escape was
narrow. The case is the most remark
able in the history of litigation in the
West. On the day the anarchists were
hung Sheriff MatsOn, in the course of
his routine duties, had an execution for
$1,000 levied against Ludwig Thieben, a
crOckery dealer, who owed the money
to Solomon T. Fish. Thieben at once
made Oh assignment, claiming that it
was understood the money was not to
be paid until Jan. 1, and that Fish
was taking an undue advantage.
Judge Prendergast, of the county
court, to protect Thieben and his cred
if not to sacrifice the $4,000 stock of
goods, but to turn it over to the as
Signee with the provision that the Fish
execution should have the first lien.
Sheriff MatSOn acting under legal advice
that of FiSh'S attOrneyS-refuShed to
comply on the ground that the court had
no power to make such an order. Pro-
ceedings for contempt were promptly
begun against the sheriff, resulting i'll a
formal order from Judge Prendergast to
the coroner OF the county instructing
that Sheriff Matson be at once arrested
and confined in Cook county Jail until
he obeyed the order of the court. At
the last moment Mr.. MatSon weakened
and complied, thus shutting off the pos
sibility of Coroner Hertz immortalizing
himself as the man that jailed the sher-
if who executed the anarchists.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19
Carefully Planned Suicide.

GENEVA, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-August
Ranckert, well known and prominent
German farmer, living ten miles from
Himrods, committed suicide yesterday
morning after long and careful prepare
ton. About Oct. Is his only daughter.
Louise, elOped and married an ignorant
railroad trackman much beneath her So
cial station. Her father was terribly
shocked and grieved when he heard of
the marriage. He cleared up all his
seasons crops of grain and sold every
bit of them; then placing the proceeds
in the bank for his wife, he spent whole
nights in going over his account books,
and made his accounts easy for settle
ment for his wife. He wrote long and
detailed explanation of the condition of
his estate and plans for improvement of
his farm. Several people about Ranck-
erts farm heard gun shot in his barn
yesterday morning and ran there at
once. Ranckert was found dangling at
the end of halter strap with gun
shot wound in his left breast. He was
dead
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-19
Most Secures Bail.

New YORK. Nov. 1S.-The court
room of the general session was crowded
with people to-day who were curious to
get glimpse of the anarchist leader,
Herr Most. At 1880 Most was taken
from police headquarters by Inspector
Byrne, and reached the court a little
before IL o'clock. Most appeared very
uncOncerned, and appeared as though
being tried for SeditiouS utteranceS was
an every day occurrence. The pro-
ceedings were delayed somewhat by the
hardness of the district attorney. On
his arrival he called the case of Most,
and asked that day be set for trial and
that bail be fixed at 81, 500. Judge Cow
ing thought that $500 bail would be
sufficient. and fixed Nov. % as the day
for the trial of the case. Mrs. Hoffman,
residing at 81 East Seventh street, who
said her husband was physician, went
OH the bond.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review of th'
Commercial Situation

Commercial Situation.
NEW YORK, Noy. 1S.-R. G. Dun &
Co. in their weekly review of trade say:
More than one-third of all the wheat
which will leave the farms of the coun-
try during the entire year was sold in
this city during the past six days. Re
ported sales reached 107, 100000 bushels
of wheat, %. PSI. 600 of corn, {, 273, 600
barrels of oil. 1,046, 400 bales of cotton
and 468, 900 bags of coffee. Wheat ad-
vanced 81 cents, corn Al, oats IL; oil
/ Is and coffee q cent, while cotton de-
clined 1-16, hogs, pork and pork pro-
ducts were excited, hogs rising 40 cents
per 100 pounds and lard 80 cents; tin
jumped 81 cents again, and copper
nearly cent. Appreciated deficiency
of supplies is the excuse for the excited
advance in some products, but the bot
tom fact is that more currency is in cir
culatiOn than ever before, and treasury
deposits with banks fed the speculative
fever, while removing the fear of none
tary pressure at the chief centerS OF
trade. Business is generally active for
the season, though at some points re-
tarded by slow collections of recent
failures. Exchanges last week fell
below those of the same week last year,
but the great increase in Western and
Southern cities continues At Chicago
the relief after the hanging and funeral
of the anarchists gives new impetus;
at Omaha collections are satisfactory
and trade good. At Milwaukee trade is
slightly duller. At Memphis serious
damage results from the long drought
and prevalent fires, and Nashville finds
fires and failures an embarrassment. A
fn,l i nd
money continues close at Kansas City.
Collections are dull there. slow at Mil
waukee, only fair at Nashville, and At
lanta. The great speculation in wheat
goes on in spite of decline of 3,2OO,00O
bushels in October exports, and $500, 900
bushels in September, but the quantity
remaining on hand Nov. l, after allow
ance for full years cOnSump-
ton, was 109,900,000 bushels, where
as the exports for the remaining months
of the last crop year were 100, al
bushels. Corn is excited because of the
bureau reduction of 50,0O0,000 bushels
in its estimate; at the same time pork
products and cattle rise. TO-day's mar
ketS showed sharp reaction in grain.
but whether the speculation has cul-
minated no one can say. Cotton has re-
acted but little from the great advance
caused by the bureau report, but re-
ceiptS continue large beyond precedent.
Stocks advanced an average of 6L
points from the lowest month ago, but
showed some hesitation on Thursday
and Friday, under large sales from
Europe and elsewhere. Iron conSump-
ton continues large and prices are we'll
held. Coal is in great demand. The
business failures during the past seven
days number, for the United States 205,
for Canada 10, total of pa, compared
with PIT last week and 2i2 for the cor
responding week of last year.
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The Dead Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The directors at
Waldheim cemetery met yesterday
afternoon to consider the disposal of the
five dead anarchists. After two hours
discussion of the matter the following
was adopted:
Resolved, BY the board of directors of
the Waldhelm Cemetery company. that
the corpse of no person who has been
sentenced and executed by legal au-
thOrity shall be allowed burial place
IN the said cemetery, unless the, lot
wherein it is proposed to bury it shall
have been owned by said deceased or
one of his near relatives by blood, and
the deed thereof recorded on the com
pany's books prior to his sentence and
execution. The board of directors may,
by a majority vote of all the directors,
grant exemptions from the foregoing,
but its directions for the location of the
proposed grave must be strictly Obeyed.
Pursuant to this resolution, commit
tee was appointed to confer with the
representatives of the friends of the
deceased, looking to location in the
cemetery should the friends decide to
inter the remains in Waldheim.